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Nebraska
Final Millard South 50 Lincoln East 3
Final Omaha Gross 41 Elkhorn MM 0
Final Columbus 27 Hastings 0
Final Maywood 30 Stapleton 24 (OT)
Final Stuart 30 Chambers 28

Iowa
Final Colo-NESCO 24 Cedar Falls NU 6
Final Des Moines Lincoln 13 Urbandale 12
Final Muscatine 27 Davenport Central 13

College Football
Final Iowa St. 44 South Dakota St. 17
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Final Chadron St. 37 Mary 17


PCL Baseball
Final New Orleans 11 Omaha 5
Final Iowa 8 Memphis 3


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Thursday, August 28, 2008

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    Maine at Iowa 11:05 a.m.
    Wayne St. at UN-Kearney 12:05 p.m.
    Hastings at Peru St. 1:05 p.m.
    Briar Cliff at Grand View 1:05 p.m.
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    Final NY Yankees 3 Boston 2
    Final Tampa Bay 3 Toronto 2
    Final Oakland 3 Minnesota 2
    Final LA Angels 7 Texas 5

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    Final Houston 3 Cincinnati 2
    Final Atlanta 4 Florida 2
    Final Washington 11 LA Dodgers 2
    Final Chi Cubs 6 Philadelphia 4


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    Final NY Jets 27 Philadelphia 20
    Final Cincinnati 27 Indianapolis 7
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    Final Jacksonville 24 Washington 3
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    Final Kansas City 21 St. Louis 17
    Final Chicago 16 Cleveland 10
    Final Tennessee 23 Green Bay 21
    Final Dallas 16 Minnesota 10
    Final Tampa Bay 16 Houston 6
    Final Miami 14 New Orleans 10


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    Final Connecticut 84 Indiana 58
    Final Chicago 69 New York 60
    Final Seattle 66 Houston 49
    Final San Antonio 77 Phoenix 55
    Final Los Angeles 78 Sacramento 63
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    Ruud, Lawrence Again Miss Practice Save Email Print
    Will be evaluated again Thursday

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    Nebraska linebackers Bo Ruud and Blake Lawrence did not practice Wednesday. Ruud has been recovering from a knee injury and Lawrence an ankle injury. NU coach Callahan says their conditions will be re-evaluated Thursday.

    The coaches also are still considering who will back up quarterback Joe Ganz, who's taking over for the injured Sam Keller.

    Saturday, Nebraska goes up against one of the nation’s best defensive units. Kansas is ranked in the top five nationally in four defensive categories.

    “They’ve been opportunistic,” said Callahan after Wednesday’s practice. “They’ve made a lot of plays off batted balls and got a lot of (interceptions). When you get on a roll and you’re playing good defense, there’s energy and guys start feeding off each other.”

    Kansas is 8-0 for the first time since 1909. “I give complete respect in everything that they’ve done,” Callahan said.

    “It’s hard to go 8-0. It’s awfully difficult. There are five undefeated teams in the country right now. It’s hard to do. I think we see how football has balanced out across the board. It’s anybody’s game on Saturday.”

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    Posted by: Ann on Nov 1, 2007 at 04:47 PM
    It would be anybody's game if you would just let the offensive coordinator call the plays, but, Bill, as usual, if the guys do stand a chance, you'll intervene to make sure they go down in smoke! Kinda like your subsequent time with the Raiders, huh? You played your way to a championship with someone else's players, then you drove the club into the ground. Hmmmmm..... What motivates you?!

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